Kochi: Air Kerala, the proposed airline of Kerala, will put in a formal application next month before the director general of civil aviation ( DGCA) for getting the no objection certificate for services.
This was stated here on Monday by minister fisheries, port and excise K Babu, who is also a member of the director board of Air Kerala. He was speaking after inaugurating the covered passenger alighting and boarding facility at the international terminal of Cochin airport.
The minister said the consultancy firm assigned to prepare the feasibility report on the proposed airline would submit its report in three months.
"But we are not waiting for the report and are planning to go ahead with other pre-launch activities. All such works will be undertaken simultaneously,'' Babu said.
23/10/12 T Ramavarman/Times of India
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This was stated here on Monday by minister fisheries, port and excise K Babu, who is also a member of the director board of Air Kerala. He was speaking after inaugurating the covered passenger alighting and boarding facility at the international terminal of Cochin airport.
The minister said the consultancy firm assigned to prepare the feasibility report on the proposed airline would submit its report in three months.
"But we are not waiting for the report and are planning to go ahead with other pre-launch activities. All such works will be undertaken simultaneously,'' Babu said.
23/10/12 T Ramavarman/Times of India
